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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


EOR .sALE-GooD INVESTMENT DAYS
Il fine House, northeast; $500. JNO. W Sf1Li,
40 al. IT
VIoL SALE-A THIRTEEN ROOM FRAME HOUSE.
Il with barn. two eiserns, good well, fruits, shruo-
berry 900 feet Of ground, being 100 feet front by
go feet deep situated the OF 14th 81 ex
tended and sheridan ave price. including improve
price of the ground Terms One-third cash balance
TO suit purchaser. NORTH WASHINGTON hf,AL
ESTATE CO, 1920 + ST. NV mh233t
Tor SALE ae,oo
Il story bw., 11r, T, bet 18th and l4th.. So 200
5-story, Sr, 18th, bet. S and T.......-....- a3gg
-story prd b. b.w.. cellar Or, 18th, bet. 6 T. 800
story and bit b. bw., ST., IIth bet L and u. 5uOU
.-sory and BIT pr'd b bw.9r. II tn, betT T. 4.3o0
2-story and eel pr'd b. b.w,1r, 11th,betT L. 4,22O
-story brick, bw., Or. 1th. bet. and U..... 2Vg
-Four or b. bricks all mi, 10TH bet. and s.. 2d3Q
5-story b. prd brick r. III. bet. 4th and 9TH. go
:S-story 1-r brick f. bet Sd and 4th n W.. 1000
-Four 2-story CIR. bricks. 9TH ST. 14uO
2story Or. f., lot I91%xS6 lst, bet. 9 200
kOSECRANS SHOEMAKER,
Inh23-3t sos 18th st. NV.
NOR SALE-THREE TwO-STORY BRICK DWELL
Il ings > rooms gas and water. i'll northeast section
Of city Price, 81 400 each Now under rent TYLER
4 RUTHERFORD, 1226 st. NV. mhs3-6t'
IIOR sALE-HANDSoME CORNER HOUSE, N ST.
Home X ST, near 14th NV. $500 9TH St. near n,
nice S-room Brick. with stable; cheap 4th St. near
NV. fine House rooms, newly painted and paperett;
$4,000. AIso great bargain. room HoGse on Can't
tol Hill. MCklBBIS HERRING, 1881 st. mo-at
NOR SALE-A SIX-ROOM HALL AND vESTI-
II bule House. with all modern improvements. ESQ.
Cleveland n-w. bet 18th and 18th SITS NV. good
alley, concerted street, NANTES, fixtures, range
Easy terms mh22-3t.
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Tried 60 Wreck the Czar,s Train.

PARIS, March 23.-The Paris publishes teie-
gram from Lornberg capital Of Galicta, In Austria,
which says that on the 18th OF March an attenpe
was made to upset train which was conveying
turn nom q visit to the Grand Duke Vladimir.
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For nEavOr Of ClaicaE0.

CARTER HARRISON WILL. TELL THE DRNOCRATIC CON-
siyENTEON WHAT HK Will. DO.
CHICAGO, March 2a-MayOr Harrison was waited
upon this morning by committee OF oemOcfaLs,
who asked him II he would accept the nomination
for mayor by to-day's convention.
3 Mr.. Harrison refused TO eR1ghten the committee
% the subject say1Dg that 4 any answer IVES re-
Quiced he would make Il 70 the convention.
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vantage az the remarkably lhe8A1 ofEef q THR
WfRSIY STAB las advertised In another c0lumny TO
sl0scrfbe 10 one or more o. the leading periodicals
Of the country. 4 large saving can 20 mace IN
thts way. s
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The Howard bank, of Baltimore, by Mr.. G. F.
Appleby, to-day filed bill in equity against
Josephine FAINT, II. G. FAINT and Others to restrain
the sale OF lot 2, square 49, and for the appoint
ment Of receiver TO collect the rents, and apply
the surplus, after paying taxes, &C., to the abate-
ment OF the principal OF certain notes held Dy
complainant.
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CHARGING THAT THE ARGUMENT WAS FRAUDU-
LENT.-rO-day, in the Court in General Term, the
case OF VIM. Taylor ct al. agt. VIM. Boyd ct al was
argued by Leon Tobriner and James NJ. Johnston
for the compliments and II. o. X. ClaughtOn for
creditors OF John NJ. FOlin, who, shortly before the
judgments and executions thereon were issued,
trust for the benefit OF his creditors. The COM
piainants, believing the assignment to be void,
levied three executions and filed the bill in aid OF
the executions, and the court below granted the
relief prayed and set aside the assignment. The
defendant thereupOn appealed. The complain
ants state that the assignment directed the sale
of the property and the disbursement OF the fund
to pay the COSTS certain preferred creditors, and
certain other creditors pro rata, which payments
Follin. They claim the assignment is fraudulent,
because 1t exacts releases because the asSignOr
reserves the surplus after paying the releasing
creditors, because 1t does not transfer all the
debtors estate, &c.
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RANGE OF THE THERM0METRR.-The following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day: a.
m, 81: am, 80; IL am, SO; 2p.m, 3S; maxi
mum, 80: minimum 20.
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ROBBED WHILE TAKING A BATH.-Lieut. AmiSS
this afternoon arrested Thomas Page, a cOlOred
man about forty years old, employed at Shedd's
bath house on 4 street, on charge OF stealing
$50 from Mr.. William Wallis, OF GOrdonsvlle, Va,
who was taking a bath at MIR. Shedd'S establish
ment. The money was found in the bath room
under the carpet. Page was locked up on charge
Of grand larceny
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PERsoNAL--EX-Goy. Hoadly OF Ohio, Ex-senator
Mcdonald OF Indiana, John c. West Of New York,
John Hall OF Boston, Geo. NJ. Lyon Of Chicago, and
A. c. Barstow of Providence, are at the Riggs
Anton Sci1ott the great German tenor, and Mr..
Emery or New York are at Welcker'S.-S. L. NJ.
Barlow OF New York is at WOrlnley's.-GeO. s.
Wright and X. N. Kenyon OF New York, T. G. en-
pin OF Chicago, Geo. T. Chester OF Buffalo. Gen.
Clark Carr OF Illinois, VIM. Bryant OF Brooklyn.
and T. +. Arnold OF Providence are at Willard'S.-
w. W. Hall and Henry Holbrook OF New York, F.
Q: Turner Of Boston, Dr.. H. NJ. Fisher Of Pniiadei
ph1a, Frank Lyman OF Brooklyn and Chas de
Baisieux OF Brussels are at the ArlingtOn.-E. r..
Gushing OF Chicago, II. p. Harvey OF the army, w.
G. Duncan OF New York, NJ. ID. Leggett OF Cleve-
land, o., and W. W. Lockwood OF Detroit are at the
Ebbitt.-R. u. Rice OF Albany and II. F. COrbin
OF Cincinnati are at the Metropolitan.-S G..
Field OF New York and w. +. Burrows Of Chicago
are at the National,
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Tor RENT-HOUsES.
STORES.

St NV, Srs-. 81
Str. nm. part cellar.
COR 4th and \ sts.n.W-25
Str. rm. 154l NJ st n.w-15
Str. rm., cellar, ] back rm.,
POI III At. n.e........lo
Str and dwg. 3l3 Willow
Tree alley. tir. 10.
Str. rnn- 421 L st. s.e...6
The above is only a port
books For full list call at
the LIST and / 9Th. funh32l
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SENT TO JAIL FOR STEALING HARNESs.-John Muir
ray, negro, arrested last night by Detectives
Wheeler and Mattingly for stealing $50 worth of
harness from Samuel Emery'S coal yard, was sent
to jail for six months by Judge Smell today.
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STRICKEN BY DEATH IN THE STREET.-LaSt even
ing about seven O'Clock an unknown colored man
was taken suddenly III while passing along NJ
street between North Capitol and 1St streets
northwest, and died before physician could reach
clothing was covered with tar, and the officer
thinks he was employed at the tar sheds on North
Capitol street. This morning the coroner exam
congestion OF the lungs. This afternoon the body
was identified as that OF James Mack, a labOrer,
who lives in the neighborhOod Of the street
market.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

L'OR RENT-FURNISHED-I5I r ST. Two
story and basement brick. 10 rooms nicely FUR
II. NJ PARKER,
mh12-12t 1f1S st. NV.
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MARRIED.

FLEMER-MATTHEwS. On Tuesday March 22d
1857, by the Rev Moses ID. Hoge, Of vrginis At the
II Street Presbyterian church, Miss C0RkELIA c.
MATTHEW'S to j. ApOLPH FIEMER Of RichmoQd
Va. No cards.
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OFFICES

OFFICES.
1919 Pa av., I'd T.. 2r.240
i6S La. ave. basement 30
ass La. ave-. Sd H.. Ar. 30
i0l 9Th st. lst T., 4r...-2o
435 9Th St. I'd H.. fir. r. 20
Y ernon Row, room IL. 20
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Hercules KittsOn,s Old Friend i'm
Trouble.

NEW YORK. March 23.-Minnie Clark, the woman
VINO Claimed Hercules kfttSon as her husband and
recently sued for a divorce from him to establish
her claim, was to-day held in Jefferson Market
ponce court on charge OF keeping diSorderly
house on Sixth avenue
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The BOb.Tail Cars.

THE COMMISSIONERS HAVE NO AUTHORITY.
Commissioner Webb to-day referred to the Dis
trct attorney the resolution and protest delivered
10 him recently by committee composed Of Prof.
Harry King, Capt. j. B. Tanner and Judge Holla-
day In relation to the "bob-tair cars on 14th
street. Commissioner Webb states in his endorse
ment on the papers that he believes this to be a
ffv
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TO Restore the Triple Alliance.
WHAT Is SAID TO BE NOW THE POLICY OF GERMANY


AND RUSSIA.
VIENNA, March 23.-It is understood here
that 1t is the policy OF Germany and
Russia to restore the former relations OF
the three emperOrs. Russian diplomats
state that until that is accomplished Russia viii
refrain from initiating any diplomatic action in
Bulgaria. The attempted adjustment OF the Bull
garlan trouble initiated by Turkey has proven a
failure.
RUSSIA FINDING FAULT WITH TURKEYS ACTION IN
BULGARIA.
CoNsTANTISoPLE. March 23.-M. Nelidoff, the
Russian ambassador here, on Monday had an audi
ence with the sultan and then declared to his ma j.
esty that the mission OF Riga Bey, the special
turkish agent in Bulgaria, had been useless and
expressed dissatisfaction with the action Of the
ottoman ministry respecting the Bulgarian
troubles NJ. NehdoT has sent a note to the porte
pressing Turkey for payment of arrears in the war
indemnity Que Russia and reproaching the porte
for spending money due Russia on the Turkish
army and navy.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock m

The following the opening and j: 90 p M. prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to Ii. H. Dodge, 539 10th street:
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The Queen at Birmingham.
BIRMINGHAM, March l3-The queen visited Dir
mingham to-day and laid the foundation-stone OF
the Victoria AssiZe court building.
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THE COLUMBIAN ALUMNI.
Of the University Meet ut
she RamQuet Table.

AN ENJOYABLE GATHERING AT wnnARpS-Ap-
DRESSES By FRESHEST WILLING. GEN. DUNN REP
REsESTATIvE WILSON, DR. KING, JUSTICE STRONG,
AND OTHERS.
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Receiver for a Gas Company

BALTIMORE, March 23-Appication was made in
the circuit court to-day for the appointment Of q
receiver to take charge OF the property of the Equ
table Gasight company. That company had Just
reduced the net price for gas to 35 cents per
thousand feet. The legal action is taken by bond
holders in New York. The area OF its line Of pipe
IS confined to the principal streets OF the city, and
does not reach the private nor outlying districts.
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Business Building. Burned.

LINCOLN, ILL.,, March 23-At four o'clock this
morning fire in Atlanta, a small town in this
county, destroyed seven frame business buildings
with their contents. Loss $4,000.
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RAILROAD DECISION.--The Secretary of the
Interior, in the case of the Chicago, st. Paul.
Minneapolis and Omaha Railway company, has
declined TO concur in the recommendation OF the
commissioner OF the general land Office, that the
company be enjoined from cutting and disposing
OF timber from its unapprOved selected lands in the
state OF Wisconsin within the indemnity limits
which selections have not yet been approved be-
cause OF the nOn-cOmpletiOn Of the road within
the time limited by the granting act, though
holds that the road having been completed and
Congress having failed to declare forfeiture of
the grant, the company is entitled to its full
benefit.
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EOR SALE.

~, special and excellent bargain. Elegant Rosewood
and bTiant tone best improyelnents and fully
cash. balance monthly to suit in payments small
desired; good discoun all cash.
Also, superb toned Heinekamp Square Grand scale
Piano; nearly new; only $3.50; monthly payments;
good discount all cash Call at once.
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LOST AND FOUND.

fTyHE CELLULOID TRUSS,
Il That never breaks, never wears out slyaya dean
ana can p worn while bathtng.
013 Stn street noxthweat
10; xi6akR aeTVtss hsE astensssn y the wants IL
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IyOR SALE = JUST FINISHED TWO-STORY,
IL 6-room Brick House, cor 9th and C Sc mod imp;
yenient blocks Msilnch school, market aud 3 car
lines AbarXain. y. CPALGEk3l2 lQth se,mh16-2Vs
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MRS. HoYT, THE PRESIDENTS SISTER, left for her
home this morning. Miss Gregg, OF Buffalo; is
now visiting at the White House.
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IrOR RENT-AT Sll. 80. NEW TWO STORY BRICK
1t DxellnSs with six rooms and water: Govern
meut Irlutng ONCE. Z. A. MCINTYRE,
mhlS-6t 9lS r st
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Dots from East Bethel.

Crops are needing rain badly.
Our friend, M. C.. Webster, has raised
a squash that measures twenty inches in
length. Who can beat it3
The farmers are laying by their cotton.
Rev. A. ]. Stokes. P. E.. preached an
excellent sermon at Bethel last Sunday.
A large congregation attended.
Misses Bozie and Mollie Gibson and
Mollie McLaurin attended Bethel on
Sunday last. from McColl's Station.
Mrs. Georgia Maynard, Of Bruton's
Fork, is visiting at Mr.. Nj. c. Webster's.
We regret to hear the death Of Mrs
Betsy Lilies, OF Bruton's Fork, who died
the 10Th inst. She was an aged chris
tan and a member Of Brulo,'s Fork
Church. The funeral services took
place at the church, at d o'clock Sunday
evening. Rev. ]. A. w. Thomas con
Quoted the services.
More Anon. PHILos.
July 18th, 1887.
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July 49,, 1887.

Warm. dry, and dusty, needing lain,
garden vegetables arc completely tarchcd
up, corr is nearly SO. while cotton sill
looks flourishing aud spotted with
blooms.
MIR. p. B. Moore has tho fine corn and
Mr.. a. Y. Moore the "brag s;otlon."
Our good farmers" will so to Tff. W.
II. Kirkwood for seed com and learn OF
him how to make it grow.
The good ladies arc feeding us high
since the big meetings began. We IRE
fcasting on Methodist pies.
Watcrmclons arc no longer a rarity,
most Of us have plenty Of them, if only
half ripe ones.
| hear Mr.. William Webster las ripc
applcs-"isn't they good JohnnyY Miss
Jessie save one foi me, "t'm Il coming
over
Mr.. b. 10. Moore's new residence will
soon be completed, and now who shall
carry the keys? Wherever you meet hin
hes "a smiling something must be up,
Mr.. Moore and others thinks honey
will almost be Il failure This year, and
grapes lew, ON aralivcly.
The Old Factory is getting to be d
very attractive place for some Of tho
young folks. they say the water is better
than ever, but only have ''pic,ics'' every
Friday Afternoon.
We have Il large and tlourisIlins suns
day School at Smyrna full ATTENDANCE
every Sunday. Preaching every Second
and fourth Sunday at | p. M, Us Rev.
j. G. Stoil and y. j. Rice.
The first plotractcd meeting waaS held
at this place the week past, which 10,
suited in the strengthening and Building
up Of the church.
llSuys.
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MRS. ELIZABETH LILIES.

This highly esteemed and cb.ls,i i
lady passed from the troubles Of time
into tho blissful realities Of a heavenly
rest, last Saturday evening,
July 10th, ut six o'clock. Had she
lived until her next birthday she would
have been so years old. She was the
widow Of Holden w. Lilies, who died
20 years ago, and the daughter Of Mr..
James Stubs having been born and
reared at the family homestead. and
having since lived there all her life,
she was identified with the many
cnangc sof two generations. EARLY in
life she connected herself with the pco-
pie of God I; vas baptiscd into the
fellowship Of Bruton's Fork BAPTIST
church prior to her marriage, and has
ever since remained Il true and devoted
follower Of Christ and a strong and
firm friend and advocate Of the church
and the principles Of christianity.
She had been in feeble health for
some time and her death while sudden
vas not unexpected. Rev. j. A. w.
Thomas, her faithful and devoted
pastor, conducted her funeral services
in the Buttons Fork church. The
crowded house and church yard was
evidence Of the high esteem she had il.
the hearts Of the people both white and
black. The preacher, though feeble
and cmaciated, delivered All instruct.
i've ard Interesting sermon from the
text, 18th verse and 18th chapter Of
John, "Jcsus said unto her ! am the
resurrection and the life, he that be
licvcth in mo though he were dead, yet
shnls he live"
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lettings from NIcColl.
PIiILoS.

Captain Loeb. Mc14aurin and Mrs.
Luther McLuurin have gone to Red
Springs to spend several weeks. We
hope their visit will prove beneficial as
well as pleasant.
Nina, tho infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vance Bristow. continues very
sick; though we have just been informed
that the Dr.. (Dr Hamer) thinks there
is an Improvement.
Misses Bozie Gibson, Mollie A. Nc
Laurin and Mollic Gibson have conc TO
visit Miss Jessie Kirkwood, near Ben.
nettsville. We trust the young ladies
will succeed in capturing Miss Jc sic and
bring her back to McColI, for a hearty
welcome always awaits Miss Jessie from
her many friends at McColl.
10 morrow TUESDAY l9th) the Beaver
Dam Sunday School with MS many
friends MS may desire to accompany them,
will have their annual picnic at Red
Springs. A splendid time is anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt have gone to Oak
Grove, N. O., where they will pcrma,
nently reside. We'll, McColl's loss is
the gain Of Oak Ridge
We hear a int ofRcv. D. S Meal.
lister leaving his present charge for a
new Held OF labor. For a long while,
during summers heat and winters cold,
this pious man Of God'' has conscion,
tiously minislcIcd to our spiritual vel.
fare. and his genial, courteous nature has
q de'rtu him 10 the hearts Of many with
whom he came in contact. We most
sincerely hope he may continue in Cur
! idst; but, should duty call him else.
where, we bcspeak success for him in his
new homo.
DR.. Welcome Moore has the sympathy
Of a host Of friends in the sad bcrcavc>
incnt he has recently sustained; the sad,
dcst that can befall q family-lhc death
Of The mother.
rs elsewhere, VIC are sadly in need of
rain, which we trust will soon descend in
c%opious. refreshing showers.
AS The "Trio" have made themselves
rather scarce ut McGoll recently, wo
opipc that fear Of The measles was tho
cause. No danger now at all, gcntles
men; tho only contagious disease existing
in McColl is heart disease (of n peculiar
nalurc). For further information see our
resident physician.
The comfort Of the travelling public
would be greatly enhanced, if The con-
ductors on some other roads we're rs uni,
formly polite and attentive as arc those
OH the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley
Railroad. The writer speaks from pcr>
sonul experience in the matter.
OBSERVER.
July 18th, 1887.
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Bea"Far better than tho harsh treat
ment OF medicines which horribly gripc the
patient and destroy tho coating Of the sto-
mach, DR. II McI4can's Chills and Fever
Cure, by mild, yet effective action will
cure. Sold ut soc IL bottle
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Clio Circuit.
Protrao tod Mooting Appointments

The following are the appointments
Tor the protracted meetings on this cir>
cult:
Third Sabbath in July at Bethlehem.
Fourth Sabbath night ct Oak Grove
School house.
Filth Sabbath at Ebenezer.
First Sabbath in August at Manning
Chapel.
Second Sabbath in August at He.
bron.
Third Sabbath at Little Rock Circuit,
on Monday after.
Fourth Sabbath in August at Parnas-
sus.
First Sabbath in September at Beulah.
Second Sabbath i'll September at Zion.
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Whom you get up some morning and find
the sun rising in tho West, thai will be
qlic day when Simon strauss viii be IN,
dorsold on Shoes, and not before. Mean
while. you buy tl,om the cheapest al
Simon Strauss Old Stand, or al his Corner
Store on Marion and Darlington SITS.
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Smyrna, July l6, 1887,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

Nhe best Salvc III. tho. World - ~ .aiast,,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheu,fnSA fcyer
sores, %tcttcr, chapped hands, cMlblains and
corns ank all skin cruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
antccd to give perfect satisfaction, or mon.
oy refunded. Price IS ceuts per box. Far
sale by Iiaynsworth & Co.
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Bas"In advance OF tho sickly season
render yourself imprcgnablc /; a malarial
atmosphere, or sudden change of tenn
perature, is franght with danger; Use DR.
} II McIlean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-07-20

Why send your Bnggics away 10 have
them repaired or painted when a. ID.
Conner, at McColl's Station, can do the
work SO cheap. and paint The Job as
handsome as can be done anywhere in
the country.
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Death the Reaper cuts down the
little girl, and then the aged mother
is called from time to eternity. Last
Friday. July 9th, the little daughter
and oldest child Of MI. Willie Odom.
died Of typhoid fever, making 10 mem
bcrs Of that family which have led Of
the same disease within the last two
years.
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TERMS CASH WITH r nm

STovEs shipped from factory ino'ul ling 30
Stove for 80, ovon l5xl7, weight 220 lbs. a
Flat top S22, No. 8 Cook Stovc for &12, ovon
lfxlS, weight $50 lbs. Warranted to give
perfect satis/actioa. j. D.. NATTEREE, Ches-
tor, S. c.
March %, 1887.
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DEs"If you suffer pricking pains on mo.
wing tho eyes, or cannot bear bright light,
and find your sight weak and failing you
shonld promptly use DIR j II McI.can's
Strengthening Eye Salve. $50 q box
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-07-20

EVERYTHING NECESSARY TO a LADY OR CHILDs
-- COMPLETE OUTFIT CAN BE FOUND. --

DRESS GOODS. i'll all the latest shades with Beaded and Vclv
and Plush trimmings TO match.
WOOL GOODS from Il -, ceuts up. Plain and embroidered
White Goods, Colorcd Lawns from S to Is cents.
Ginghums and Crinklcs. Ribbons III all shades and widths. Dress
surlah Silks different shades "a inches wide at S1.oo per yard.
Oriental Iaccs, Egyptian Laccs and Lace Trimmings, Neckwear.
Gloves, Hosiery and hundred ofother things too numerous to mention,
The largest, prettiest and most varied stock Of MILLINERY
HATS and EONNErS eve exhibited in this country. ,
These goods eau be bought at as reasonable prices as can be fond
anywhere. Terms considered. Samples sent out on application.
DRESS MAKING carried on and satisfaction guaranteed.
Thanking you for past and soliciting acontinuance Of your patron
age.
a NJ VERY RESPECTFULLY.
G. T. EASTERLING.
Bcnncusvilc, S. c., March 80, 1887.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-07-20

...Tho James Means So Shoe" gives
moro satisfaction for tho money than my
other on tho market. For sale by j. r.
Everett.